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Student Engagement Fund
Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Student Engagement Fund supports grants for students’ scholarly and creative activities. These grants cover expenses that students incur while pursuing learning activities outside of the traditional classroom such as travel to do research, present, or perform; production costs for creative projects; purchase of research materials, art supplies, costumes for performances, screenplays, sheet music, software if not available at MU or equipment. Please consider helping students achieve their academic goals through these individual grants.
Photo: Students attend the Toronto International Film Festival with support from the AHSS Student Engagement Fund.
AHSS Fellowship
The AHSS Fellowship is a competitive award supports one student per year who intends to pursue a high-impact learning opportunity, either during the summer before their junior or senior year or in the fall semester of their junior or senior year. Such high impact practices include, but are not limited to earning academic credit with study abroad, competitive internship, artist/musician residency or independent research projects. Please consider a gift to support the academic success of our AHSS Fellows.
Upgrades for the TV Studio 1
TV Studio 1 is one of Millersville University’s premier hands-on learning labs that has prepared many of our alumni for their professional success. TV Studio 1 provides instructional experience in a professionally equipped setting for students from a multitude of disciplines such as media production, content creation, journalism, film, broadcasting and even meteorology. In this facility AHSS faculty foster our students’ creativity and professional growth preparing them for diverse careers in the media industry. The Studio 1 received its last full upgrade over 15 years ago, and it is due for a complete renewal. We are seeking your support to directly ensure that this facility continues to be an effective and reliable learning environment for the future generations of students.
Conference on the Holocaust and Genocide
Conference on the Holocaust and Genocide is one of the longest running academic and educational gatherings on history of the Holocaust in the country. This event brings to Millersville exceptional speakers, educators, public intellectuals and artists to sustain academic and public discussions about the nature and dramatic impact of the Holocaust and genocides. The importance of the Conference as an educational public forum has never been more critical than today as we witness unprecedent growth of anti-Semitism. With your support, the Conference will continue to fulfill its invaluable mission of remembrance and education.
Artist in Residence program
Artist in Residence program brings to the College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences an outstanding and accomplished artist/performer whose work connects multiple disciplines in the arts and who serves as an inspiration and a role model to the students. During the residency, the selected artist leads masterclasses and recitals, visits classes, gives presentations and performances and provides mentoring sessions for the students. Please consider supporting this opportunity for our students to meet and learn from inspiring creators in the fields of performing and fine arts.